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As the number of bankcruptcy, scam, and fraud cases increase - Mortgage Frauds, AIG Meltdown, Maddof $50 Billion Ponzi Scheme, Healthcare Medicaid Fraud, etc. - ahead is a new heist that is slowly reaching the horizon.

It is a new form of Nigerian scam called 'Internet Extortion Scam', 'Online Extortion Scam', �Net Extortion Scam�, or 'WWW Extortion Scam'. The Scammer�s plot of operation is to give customers a low price quote for a desired project to lure the Customer to sign a contract. Now here is the trick, in the Scammer�s contract, they will have a disclaimer that waives the Scammer�s company or authorized agents from any liability, damages, debts, claims, or any legal expenses once the Customer grants permission to release their �Rights of Publicity�.

Once the Scammer finishes the project, the Scammer will send the Customer an invoice with a balance due that is 10-12 times higher than the initial quote. If the Customer refuses to pay, the Scammer will post slander against the Customer by spamming the internet through press releases, blogs, forums, e-mail blasting, and even as harsh as TV broadcasting of being a dishonest, fraudulent company or business. Since Customer already gave their �Rights of Publicity� by signing the Scammer�s contract, the Customer's provision to sue will be void or unenforceable. This forces the Customer to pay the funds so their business reputation will stay clean. It�s a very smart scheme, effective, and it seems legitimate - but it's a form of blackmailing. It stormed Europe several years ago and it's slowly spreading in the United States.

Internet Extortion Scammers frequently target business owners that are not so internet savvy such as accountants, auto mechanics or shops, doctors, construction builders or contractors, and chiropractors. In this day of age, every business owner needs a website and most of the field professions mentioned above is the ideal victims of these Scammers.

When I initially hired Roshan Shah to provide us service, our agreement sounded fantastic and the price quote he gave me was unbelievably economical. Our problem with his outfit started occurring when the project was at 60% completion. The system was far from being in operative status but somehow the invoice just astronomically increased. At this point, I knew something seemed fishy.

Suddenly, I realized that I was a victim of Roshan Shah�s internet extortion scam after I searched his information on Google. First, I typed �bpocanada.com� and the search resulted several complaints about his company. When I typed �bpocanada.com + roshan shah + rip off� on the Google search box, my eyes widen and my jaw dropped after seeing the number of rip-off reports, scams, slanders, and complaints on him and his subsidiaries.

Roshan Shah tried to pull his scheme on our company but found himself to be on a detour. I was a Trade and Consular Affairs Agent for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Kingdom of the Netherlands from year 2000-2002 and we worked with the US Law Enforcement and US Homeland Department of Security. I can tell a Scammer from a mile away and Roshan Shah is one driver that was easy to catch.

Tim Verbeek

Co-Owner / Eurobookings.com

CEO / LA2DAY.com

12026 Rhode Island Ave. Suite 101

Los Angeles, California 90025

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Tim,

Seems there is other side of story which is more stronger then what you are trying to project to hide your misdeeds.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYsLMYS9qVk

Rip off report against you

www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/371/RipOff0371428.htm

What BPO Canada / Gloscon is upto?

http://flickr.com/photos/bpocanada

Pratik

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Hi Tim,

I was also a victim of Roshan Shah's online extortion scam. I'm glad that I found this post so we can shake-up the lawmakers in the United States to prosecute this guy. His company, BpoCanada.com which is also known as Gloson, tried to rip-off our company as well. When we won the chargeback case against their entity back in 2006, they spammed the internet with malicious lies and slanderous accusations.

Be very careful dealing with Roshan Shah! He also hides behind several company names such as BPOCanada - Gujjuweb.com - Gujjuweb - Gloscon - Gloscon.com - SulayInfotech - SulayInfotech.com - Openkick.com - Openkick - and many more.

He has victimized many U.S. companies already and don't be the next one. I have found at least 4 conflicts and quite a dozen of complaint reports about him and his so-called entities already. And most of his victims are U.S. companies b/c he knows we can't sue him due to jurisdiction limits.

So again, be very careful and do your due diligence when hiring an overseas company for your programming needs.

Kind Regards,

Carlo D

San Diego, CA